Greetings from somewhere in the Adriatic Sea! I’ve been on vacation this past week and I’m hoping you couldn’t tell. It’s a little hard staying away given how addicted I am to writing and interacting online. If I didn’t care so much, I probably wouldn’t have responded to 150+ comments, published three new posts, written […]
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No matter how long it takes, I will fight for equality. I want to explain why bar stool economics shows why a progressive tax system is wrong. The best system for taxation equality is providing a flat tax above a certain poverty level or income level so that everybody pays something to support our country.
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You’re mistaken if you believe the 99% will just rage against the 1%. They won’t stop until they protest against half of America, and then they will turn on themselves. After reading all the “We Are The 53%” submissions, I was inspired to write my own. The 53% figure refers to the percentage of working
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Golf is a taxing sport which requires a lot of practice, and a lot of patience. Not only that, improving at golf can get impossible after awhile. Kind of like life! The first time I played golf was in the 8th grade with my father. Although I was the 5th wheel, I got to tee it
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When it comes to making money, perhaps it’s best to trust rich people more. After all, if you’re about to have heart surgery, you’d rather have an experienced surgeon operate rather than a first year resident perform the operation. If you’re looking for some entrepreneurial advice, you’d rather pay $300 to listen to Ron Conway,
When It Comes To Money, Shouldn’t We Trust Rich People Who’ve Been Poor? Read More »
Let’s pretend we’re Founders of a new high tech company. Competition is fierce, but we’ve raised money from some Venture Capitalists to pay for equipment, marketing, and personnel. Would you hire this recent graduate for your company? We are looking for hungry recent college graduates in engineering, marketing, and sales who are willing to work
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I have a confession. When I was 19 and 20 years old, I was a paid protester. I remember walking around the mall during vacation one day and getting approached by a guy who offered me lunch, a t-shirt, and a $10 gift card if I would protest outside a Macy’s store. “What are we
Confessions Of A Protester Trying To Make Things Right Read More »
During difficult economic times, Socialism becomes a popular ideology due to the increased amount of economic suffering. But there are some reasons why socialism is bad highlighted below. When times are good, it’s OK if others make a lot of money and do well, so long as you are also doing well. As soon as things turn
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There is a risk of being overqualified. If you are overqualified, you might not get the job because the employer might think you’ll leave at the very next opportunity. Being overqualified might also raise some eyebrows as to why you are there in the first place. This post discusses the risk of being overqualified when
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Socioeconomic affirmative action over racial affirmative action is something more of us should consider. After all, race doesn’t make someone smarter or dumber. It is opportunity and financial circumstance that determines opportunity more. For example, all the rich kids get to pay for after school tutors and SAT tutors for $3,000 – $5,000 a pop.
Socioeconomic Affirmative Action Over Racial Affirmative Action Please Read More »
